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This year's Arkansas Law Review Symposium is placing a focus on construction law.

The top of our show today includes the end of the legislative fiscal session.

Two subvariants of the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant are now spreading across the U.S., with a half dozen confirmed cases so far in Arkansas.

Austin-based Black Fret takes the patronage model often associated with symphonies and applies it to local music. The organization is teaming up with the Bentonville chapter of House of Songs for a trial run in northwest Arkansas.

EmergeAR's deadline for their candidate boot camp, centered around training Democratic women, quickly approaches, with applications due on March 15. Executive Stephannie Lane Baker says Emerge is one of the few organziations focusing on candidate diveristy in the South.

On today's show, a list of key national and international aid organizations providing relief to war-torn Ukrainians -- and ways to securely donate. Plus, a boot camp for political candidates, what live music to catch this weekend, and much more.

We hear a sneak peek of the latest podcast from KUAF is Blockchain: The Future of Money.

Our latest Lunch Hour conversation covers topics like perseverance, opporutnity and confidence. KUAF's Jasper Logan and Cyrenthia McClennan (from our podcast The Space) talked with musican Amor and caterer/chef Nate Walls. The conversation was recorded at Lens Audio in Fayetteville.

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art welcomes a new multimedia exhibit called The Dirty South: Contemporary Art, Material Culture, and the Sonic Impulse.

More than 40 delegates joined the Arkansas Dr,. Martin Luther King, Jr. commission for a trip to Selma, Alabama this month. Johnathan Reaves, with our partner station KASU, traveled there, too.